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Only when there is no practicable livestock route available.
Only when there is no practicable livestock-route itinerary, subject to the other conditions in articles 126 and 127. They must be supervised by at least one person over 18 capable of controlling them at all times, using the alternative road with the least vehicle traffic. Applicable rules on positioning, grouping, crossings and signalling also apply. Lack of a practicable livestock route does not remove those conditions or guarantee safety.
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Only when there is no practicable livestock route available.
No, under no circumstances.
Yes, although they must always move in a herd.
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